She is a journalist of the MSM. Why would you take not take what she says with a gain of salt?

what baout those aqua dots things.
you know hte beads you see advertised on tv that when sprayed with water stick together. They come from China, and an odd, very little known fact is, when mixed with saliva or stomach acid, cant remember exactly which it is, but when mixed with one of those human enzymes, the chemical that causes the beads to stick together actually for hypnol, the date rape drug.
And we give this to our kids to play with, imagine a 3 year old swallowing one or two like kids do. THey'd die. and this *snip is still being sold, thats blatently trying to kill our kids
IMHO Eff China. But i love the eggrolls

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WTF yeah we are drugging, poisoning and hypnotising you, and we even tell you. Pretty soon were gonna kill you too, and we´ll tell you. What are you gonna do about it.

Love and light.

China does not care about safety of food or anything else.

When food or toys do not meet us safety regulations they get sent to other 2 and third world countries and are sold there.

A friend that goes to Mexico city every few months sees toys and other items that have been taken off the US market being sold there without any problem or questions by the Mexican government.

This is absolutely disgusting. WTF is wrong with reporters these days.

Why isn't she suspended?

Why isn't she fired?

Spread this people. Spread it and get some revenge for such ignorance.

[edit on 3-7-2009 by Gorman91]

She is a reporter working in a news studio and she doesn't have much say about what she says remember that. She seemed somewhat surprised with what she was reading at first but then regained a more professional tone. Just because she's forced to say it doesn't mean she necessarily agrees with it; that's how the system likes to work after all.

There you go you heard it on CNBC and MSNBC first.

Poisionous toxins in food and toys are good for people who value cheap consumer goods and good for the economy.

We should have a campaign to reduce safety standards in the workplace and completely elimnate all government regulations reguading our food supply.

If the government announced plans to eliminate the FDA tommarrow food processor stocks would be promoted on MSNBC as a strong buy.

All kinds of experts would be brought forward who would testify how the FDA is limiting profits and the potential stock growth of food sector stocks.

[edit on 4-7-2009 by In nothing we trust]

yeah, ol' Erin garbled that segment up pretty good.

She claims that China is our best friend because they keep our prices at Walmart and mortgage prices low.

Yeah, some people love it when they get cheap crap from Walmart and such, but wen your kid is sitting there with lead poisoning would you feel the same way? It may sound old fashioned, but having less wouldn't hurt most of us. Beyond the health issues, when you buy primarily foreign products you are shooting yourself in the foot. One of the real primary reasons of the U.S.'s financial crisis is the ceasing of our production and the increase in our consumption.

I always advocate buying locally and working outward. Whenever you can support your local farmers, manufacturers. What you can't buy locally buy in your country. And whatever you can't find there buy internationally. I know it is easier said than done, but it is a good goal to shoot for. A lot of coops will even tell you on your grocery receipt how much of your purchase was locally produced.

Like many of you said, we enable a lot of this crap by buying it. If we don't make a market for it, it doesn't sell. That's just economics.

CNBC is on THEIR side. Once you accept that premise, nothing they say will shock you.

Karma can be a bitch, though.